Finally, you can log-in to the control panel of the TNAS device. There is a welcome wizard that will give you some idea of the menus and their functions:

Getting into the Control panel, you can find at the left side the function and at the right side more information. We can see that at our NVME the BTRFS file system is being used

While users can perform SSD trim and set the Write Cache on/off function.

Under the Disk tab, users can view the installed disks and a quick health condition.

And perform benchmark functions as well.

In case of multiple NVMEs, you can select which disk you will benchmark.

SMART function is not supported for NVME drives.

More tabs are available

Under the system, users can update the software of their NAS server.

Under Apps, users can get more certified TNAS apps

While updating them is easy as well.